City officials plan to cut down five trees at Holbrook Park to prevent potential safety risks to the public and infrastructure. The move is unrelated to any expansion plans for the park.

The David B. Waymer Recreation Center will host a 2-hour tribute to MLK Jr. on Jan 20, 2025, including a Mobile Museum with exhibits on the Civil Rights Movement.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport anticipates a 6% increase in travelers this holiday season, with staff ready to assist the 2.75 million passengers expected between Dec 20 and Jan 5.

Local sand drop-off sites in Englewood and Don Pedro/Knight Islands are changing their schedule for the holidays, closing on Dec. 24, 25, 31, and Jan. 1.

A York County judge is set to rule on the dispute over Silfab Solar's panel plant in Fort Mill, with concerns over its chemical use and proximity to schools.

Charlotte County Tax Collector's office announces holiday closures on their website, including Dec. 24-25 and Dec. 31-Jan. 1.

Kannapolis Christmas Parade winners were announced in four categories, celebrating local groups for their originality and presentation during the festive event.

Kannapolis hosts its annual Celebration of Lights at Village Park until December 30, featuring thousands of lights and displays, train rides, and visits with Santa.

Two individuals have been arrested in connection to a shooting that involved a school bus in east Charlotte, with charges including possession of a stolen firearm and assault with a deadly weapon.

Carowinds amusement park has announced that three of its rides, Nighthawk, Scream Weaver, and Drop Tower, will be retired to make way for new attractions.

A man, Tyler McClure Vance, was fatally struck by a Ford Ranger in Watauga County. It occurred near Frank Hodges Drive on Highway 321. Despite dark clothing and poor lighting, no charges are expected against the driver, Kyle Reese Taylor.

The National Weather Service forecasts a partly sunny day with a high near 54°F and a cool breeze for Charlotte, leading to a chilly week ahead with a possibility of showers on Friday.

Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina delivered his farewell address, reflecting on his tenure and accomplishments such as handling the COVID-19 crisis and advancing environmental and educational policies.